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This is a spawn of another issue partly solved by hack: http://forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.php?t=14547&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight= In short, I couldn't run Manga Studio with Wine in a Live Session (Live DVD), unless I signed in as superuser, which then pops up a virtual memory control allwoing me to set memory and launch Manga Studio fine. This control

I have an uninstalled portable Windows .exe. When I type the absolute path, it doesn't work: > wine /home/ubuntu/appDir/myApp.exe but, if I cd to the application directory and execute it locally, it works: Code: cd /home/ubuntu/appDir/ wine myApp.exe I'm trying to include it in my Docky dock via a .desktop shortcut I've made in /usr/share/applications/. I don't mind

Wine Version:wine-1.3.37 OS: Linux Mint 10 Additional Info: Remastersys 3.0.1-1 Testing Windows Software: Manga Studio Debut 4 Here is the situation: I need to run a secure proprietary environment. I'm choosing to run things live in order to have more control, there are many reasons, but primarily a fresh virus free read only boot every time has obvious security benefits. I need to use

Again, I have another program that will not run Live with Wine, but if I run it as root it does run. It seems as if this "Running Live" issue is being ignored, although Running Live is a common feature with many Linux distros and is one great security environment vs. Running off hard disk. Yet having to run as root to get apps going in Live environment is occurning with more apps as I

Hi, I'm installing Wine for the first time on my Mac through MacPorts. I've been reasonably successful and the application that I wanted to use, a training program, runs almost flawlessly :-) It does ask to use Windows Media Player and I did install WMP9 and this installed fine and the application does play the videos. However, these are thumbnail sized. While this isn't a big deal,

Error: Code: checking for freetype-config... no checking for freetype2-config... no checking for -lfreetype... not found configure: error: FreeType development files not found. Fonts will not be built. Use the --without-freetype option if you really want this. I tried using the option: Code: ./tools/wineinstall --without-freetype Same error.